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Hunting for signal in the noise: identifying robust CT radiomic features across variable scanning settings
Objectives: Radiomics offers the potential to derive quantitative biomarkers from medical images, but its clinical implementation remains limited by poor reproducibility and uncertainty about whether features capture true biological signals or merely reflect noise. This study systematically evaluate
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